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318is-joe 
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 Topic: For the show and shine experts.Posted: 21-June-2004 at 11:54 |
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Cool, Thanks Pete, haven't bought yet, I'll look that one up.
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Pete330
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Posted: 20-June-2004 at 01:00 |
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mequires black trim detail is the best i have used lasts for ages |
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318is-joe
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Posted: 18-June-2004 at 10:54 |
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Yeah, Thanks Graham, I'm gonna give something like that a go, I'll let you know how i get on.
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Graham G
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Posted: 18-June-2004 at 09:07 |
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What about something like this Joe? http://store.premiumautocare.net/meguiarsno40.html Just a thought. |
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318is-joe
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Posted: 17-June-2004 at 15:52 |
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Thanks B 7 VP I use a caranuba wax, but I make sure I don't get it on the black trim, I think i'll give the back to black a go, What would i use to seal it? |
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B 7 VP
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Posted: 16-June-2004 at 16:58 |
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Try a polish on a small section, or glass cleaner, or Back 2 black, or .... all have a chance to remove the white, but then you have to seal it, polish doesnt dryout the rubber, BUT-- do a test section.See yer, !!!!!!! at the Show n Shine, What polish do yer use ?????????
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318is-joe
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Joined: 04-March-2004 Location: Ireland Status: Offline Points: 314 |
Posted: 16-June-2004 at 16:02 |
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Hi Guy's. I've a 2000 E39 with the full M kit on it, Love the car, but the black trim around the windows and doors has a kind of white oxidised look, if you scrape with your nail or something soft the black is underneath, anyone know a way to bring this up clean and dark again? Would back to black work for a long time or would it just start to fade the first time it gets wet? Thanks in advance Joe |
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Hi Joe, NOT an Expert!!!.Have looked after my cars , as I thought was the Biz.BUT-- starting to think, we are the cleaning marketing dept,s dream.EVERY part of our car, Must have a seperate product for Each!!different material, Suckers!!!!!!When we used to use a wax, after the Shampoo n Dry--- we must NOW use 6 different products to achieve the same!!.DynaGlaze did the LOT, but-not anymore.